Does anyone have an internal structure diagram of the heavy oil lift pipe?
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Does anyone have an internal structure diagram of the heavy oil lift pipe?
Above the steam or dry gas is the crude oil nozzle; further up is the reprocessed oil or reprocessed oil slurry nozzle. At the top of the riser there is a quench oil nozzle, and at the very top there is a right-angled transition fitting leading to the settler!
Won’t the pre-lift steam and the fluidization steam at the bottom interfere with each other?
What is fluidized steam? I’ve heard of it for the first time
They do not affect each other, as they converge in front of the check valve; being two different fluids with different pressures, there is no impact
I guess what the original poster meant is the atomized steam of the raw materials!
Fluidized steam is different from atomized steam, right? Atomization occurs at the nozzle, while fluidization takes place at the pre-lift stage
Have we upgraded the facilities and carried out extended renovations? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
I have merely listed the possible configurations for the riser equipment; it does not mean that all of them are available!